New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-27
PINS OF THE LABOR PARTY LEADERS,.

To CONCENTRATE THEIR WORK ON 1iiE DISTRICT
ATToRyEYsHIP AND TIE LEGISLATURES.
Tn, leaders of the labor movement IN poht'cs VIII
endeavo TO capture the District-Attorne'sm III
November and elect as many As"choiS r ~, % 1
Senators as possible. This programme 10 wen uhuei
stood Eauay we'll understood is 1t that the county
Democracy aud Tammany jail Will unite~oh 'no
count y ticket and on Senators and Assem- Wy "o,,
is possible that union will also be made Oh. aus
men, Henri, George last tall carried tue Ath' Az III
and XVIII Assembly Districts, and came wltniu q
few votes OF carrying the ANlth anu A'iith
Districts c..- c-,.,;.,o.
of the United Labor party has been making canvas.
of the Assembly districts in this city lie Is reported
"a wing that the labor ranzations are particularly
strong in th LIST WITH Vth With, Nlllth Ath Alith
XVIII. XVIII. Xvllth, Xvlllth AMI AAth Districts
snd that the candidates OF that party Tor Assembly
men and Aldermen would have practically wak'
over in tros, districts notwithstanding ths Ueorge
received Il 900 votes last November, many OF bis
follow ers believe that he received votes IN some Demo
cratic districts that were not sfcdi'ed 10 nun
the Labor party had inspectors oil eicc ION ms
has been remedied by the Legislature In each oi ie
Sl2 election districts tall there VIII Oe an IN
specor OF election oamcd by tue LaoTr parry
prominent member OF Irving Han sara tue other
dav :. What do ynu think the effect would he to run
Henry George for the Senate down III Mcnael \.
Murphy's distinct; Dr. McGlynn IN the district no"
| r-nrescn,ed by Cullen Robert b. Mooney In Dun
hams district; John McMackn in George w
Plunkitt's district and strong Gcrinsh o'cialIs.
| n
think we would come pretty near elccrg all oil them
Isn't it n moral certainty that We "ouiu eiee'
majority OF them = ., -, -.
Whatever NAV be the belief in sucte's next tail OF
| the Labor and Socialist leaders. the Iammany Hall
ana County Democracy leaders do not share IT, lhey
expect TO see the vote Tor the Labor eanddates tDs
tall much less than that OF last November. lhcy
freely say that il George were to run LOT ONCE ths ian
he cDuld not carry more than one Assembly, dlsflct
the Xth-and that even is not certain. Ihey Dase
their sertions the tact that tue LABOR party Is
disintegratng bv reason OF internal dssension', and
because many OF the former sympathizers with Dr.
McGlynn. alarmed at his later utterances nave
abandoned him.
THE COMING COUNTY COMMITTEE MEETING.
The Committee on Contests OF the Republiean
County Committee will complete its work by next
Friday evening and will hand in its report &c the
County Committee on that evening. Ii looks now as
il al of the sitting members whose seats were con-
teste1 eacsnt those of the XVIII District, would
letaiu their seats in the Comfy Committee In the
case of the XNlth the committee may recommend q
new primary election but 1t Is much more iikeIy 10
award the seats 10 the contestants. Sir. Lovingly
made n good liz int for his clients but the testimony
was so Gear that fraud had been pracsed Ia tue Gu
romrIt and tho last primary that tho committee can
hardly do otherwise than award the seats to the
contestants -,
County Committee Friday evening TO select caudi-
dates tor permanent officers OF the committee ior tue
present wear There Is doubt as to three OF the
officers Ehu Root will be r. commended Tor chair,
man. William H. Bellamy for secretary, ana ,oohel
= v r. Cruger Tor treasurer All these gentlemen
now oceupy those positions and will be reelected
Who will be nominated Tor hIst yice-pesldelt ana
additional secretary remains TO De seen JOIN W
,Jacobus held the former place last year ana D.
Thomas Stearns the Latter.